Polychaete of the day is this shiny glubby worm.
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Polychaete of the day is this shiny glubby worm.
Photo by Rajas Shrikoli
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Bristle worm (Hesione picta)
Photo by Art
Polychaete of the day is this Hesione sp. coming to inspect you (it approves! you passed the vibe check).
also, iNaturalist turns 18 years old today! Everyone say happy birthday iNaturalist!!
Photo by uwkwaj
Polychaete of the day is Leocratides kimuraorum. These silly looking things can produce a sound of 157 decibels - aka REALLY LOUD, especially for an animal assumed to be silent. They do this when they fight! You can watch a short YouTube video of it here. The way they move reminds me of tardigrades.
Media by Ryutaro Goto & Isao Hirabayashi
Today's worm is this beautiful grub. Hesione genetta.
Photos by uwkwaj
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Happy new year everyone! Today's worm is the really cool Sirsoe methanicola. They live in deep sea methane deposits (where methane gets trapped within water molecules to make something kind of like ice) and can go 96 hours without oxygen
Photos from NOAA
Today's worm is Amphiduros sp. A very 'woahhh'-worthy worm. I want to know what's going on in the second photo?
Photos by Amanhuy Duque y Andrea Castro and interstitial_human
Today's worm is Oxydromus flexuosus.
Photo by Vsevolod Rudyi